Right, makes sense. The stuff I was porting over didn’t depend on any other opencv packages in ros. That being said there is a lot of code out there for opencv2 so I think it’s not a bad thing to at least make aware that it is possible. I think the “no other compelling reasons to stop using indigo” goes along with the notion of don’t fix it if it ain’t broke, which I think is maybe the strongest argument to still use indigo instead of kinetic.
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